DEFINITION OF CURRICULUM PROCESS

In the definition of curriculum process I identified three categories in which the authors trys to define the concept.
The first category are:
Maradonald (1965) 3
Goodnod (1963:25)
Soylor and Alexander (1965:5)

Kyug (1956:4)
Doll (1964:15)
These groups of authors believed that curriculum is the activities of the learner provided by he school. Here the authors did not consider whether all the activities of the learners (students) are still what the school provided for the learners. The school must make some that the leaners are still do what are expected of them.
The second groups of authors is by cookeyham (1980) who believed that curriculum is what people do or learn at school from the day they are admitted until the day they leave school. In this definition the author is unable to separate positive learning and negative learning because curriculum is designed to chieve positive learning. In the school system you found different people with difference character i.e to say that most of the social views found in our institutions are not part of he curriculum.
The third groups which is the lasts groups are;
Wheeler (1967:2)
Tanner and Tammer (1975:45)
Tyler (1945)
Campbeu (1935:66)
These groups considered what curriculum is all above, they considered the objective and the organization of learning in curriculum. Curriculum implementation must be grouleb by the schools or teachers in order to achieve its aim objective and goals.
There are other group who did not belong to any of the groups. They believed in neither in their own view, curriculum comprises well defined ground to be covered by a given group of learners in order to be promoted or awarded a certificate. They most concern of curriculum therefore  these group of authors are concern above voted learning.
Here we will consider the basic element of curriculum definition. For any acceptable definition, it must processes these four basic element according to MKPA (2003)]
1.      Curriculum objective
2.      Seleting of content and learning experience
3.      Cerfazation of learning experience.
4.      Evaluation
Emenwa 1981, Iroagomachi 1990 also identify the three complementary components.
Programme of studies which  is the subjects mapped out for learners to cover in shools in order to develop their pontentializes
Programme of activities refers to those activities provided to the learner as part of the proper of studies. It is he/she has learnt in teaching –learning situation instructions, direction and guidance provided to learn the school that helps students to develop their aspirations, attitudes and qualities.

Conclusion
The individual differences in understanding things has made the definition of curriculum complex. Through in comprehensing the various definitions one needs weekneses, incurred concept curriculum. As maintained above, some authors understand what curriculum is all about while some only understand the shadow of the concept, but the fact relies, the basic component most asways be considered as identified by Agnoroghouo (2000) and Emmeruwa 1981
Data: data are ideas, facts, etc. that relate to certain events, tasks, or person. Data are thus the raw and unorganized facts, ideas and items which may be represented as letters, numbers/figures or syumbol/signs.
Data types (codes/representation)
Data may be grouped into:
Numeric data
Alphabetic data
Alphanumeric data
Graphic data, sonic data, etc.
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